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To create suitable files for importing into Oni using a GUI program, you could use [http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows#recdown Audacity] and its [http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#How_do_I_download_and_install_the_FFmpeg_Import.2FExport_Library.3F ffmpeg Export Library]. After you've installed Audacity and the ffmpeg library, go to '''Edit > Preferences... > Libraries''', click the Locate... button and find the installed library file. Open your sound file then go to '''File > Export... > Save As: ''yourfile.<font color="#CC0000">wav</font>'''''; Format: Custom FFmpeg Export; Options... > wav; '''pcm_s16le'''; Sample Rate: 22050; OK and save the file (adpcm_ms doesn't work as of Audacity 1.3 Beta). | To create suitable files for importing into Oni using a GUI program, you could use [http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows#recdown Audacity] and its [http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#How_do_I_download_and_install_the_FFmpeg_Import.2FExport_Library.3F ffmpeg Export Library]. After you've installed Audacity and the ffmpeg library, go to '''Edit > Preferences... > Libraries''', click the Locate... button and find the installed library file. Open your sound file then go to '''File > Export... > Save As: ''yourfile.<font color="#CC0000">wav</font>'''''; Format: Custom FFmpeg Export; Options... > wav; '''pcm_s16le'''; Sample Rate: 22050; OK and save the file (adpcm_ms doesn't work as of Audacity 1.3 Beta). | ||
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If you want to convert sounds into the AIFF format for Macs, the major catch with Audacity is that its batch processing feature does not support AIFF exporting even though it's a part of the underlying ffmpeg program that Audacity uses. To convert a large number of sound files, you can install ffmpeg using your package manager of choice (MacPorts, Homebrew, etc.). Building can take a while, but you can also find pre-built ffmpeg binaries around the Web fairly easily. The basic command you want to use is: | If you want to convert sounds into the AIFF format for Macs, the major catch with Audacity is that its batch processing feature does not support AIFF exporting even though it's a part of the underlying ffmpeg program that Audacity uses. To convert a large number of sound files, you can install ffmpeg using your package manager of choice (MacPorts, Homebrew, etc.). Building can take a while, but you can also find pre-built ffmpeg binaries around the Web fairly easily. The basic command you want to use is: |
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